The 40 MW biomass project developed by Fuentes Renovables de Energia SA (FRESA) in the province of Corrientes in Argentina is nearing completion.
The USD60 million project features a turbogenerator, boiler, biomass storage silo, transformer station and auxiliary equipment. The facility will use chips, sawdust, pine and eucalyptus bark and biomass from dry wood and forest materials that currently do not have industrial use as feedstock to generate power.
FRESA is a company composed of Grupo Benicio and Grupo Insud.
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